Sheikh Hasina, ousted prime minister of Bangladesh.
Washington: The US has issued a major statement for the first time on the allegations of conspiracy to remove Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. During the fierce violence in Bangladesh for the last few days, rioters entered the Prime Minister’s House and Parliament House. After this, Sheikh Hasina had to leave the country and she resigned from the post of PM. After this, the US was accused of involvement in this coup in Bangladesh. But now the US has termed those allegations as ‘ridiculous’ and ‘false’, in which it has been said that it was behind the removal of Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina from the post.
Hasina left the country after resigning as prime minister on August 5 following widespread protests against her government over the controversial job reservation system. After Hasina’s ouster, an interim government led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus has been formed in Bangladesh. US State Department Principal Deputy Spokesperson Vedant Patel said on Tuesday, “This is ridiculous. Any allegation that the US has a hand in Sheikh Hasina’s resignation is completely false.”
This was America’s response to the allegations of removing Hasina
When Vedant Patel was asked about Hasina’s allegation that the US was behind the massive protests that led to her ouster from power after weeks of violence, Patel said, “We have seen a lot of misinformation in recent weeks, and we are incredibly committed to strengthening the privacy of information in the digital ecosystem, especially with our partners in South Asia.” The US said on Monday that it would continue to monitor the situation in Bangladesh and stressed that President Joe Biden would continue to express his views clearly on human rights issues. (Language)
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